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U.S. property project incentive directory

Find help for the project you’re planning.

Rebates, grants, cost shares, bill credits, free materials, and technical help. Each page starts with the property work the program actually supports.

Choose a location, project, or kind of help to narrow the list.

78 programs50 states + DC14 project types

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Find programs by state.

Choose a state to see the programs available in this directory. Orange means we have at least one program for that state.

Property incentive programs by state Choose a state to see its available programs. Orange states have programs in this directory. Alabama: programs availableAlaska: programs availableArizona: programs availableColorado: programs availableFlorida: programs availableGeorgia: programs availableIndiana: programs availableKansas: programs availableMaine: programs availableMassachusetts: programs availableMinnesota: programs availableNew Jersey: programs availableNorth Carolina: programs availableNorth Dakota: programs availableOklahoma: programs availablePennsylvania: programs availableSouth Dakota: programs availableTexas: programs availableWyoming: programs availableConnecticut: programs availableMissouri: programs availableWest Virginia: programs availableIllinois: programs availableNew Mexico: programs availableArkansas: programs availableCalifornia: programs availableDelaware: programs availableDistrict of Columbia: programs availableHawaii: programs availableIowa: programs availableKentucky: programs availableMaryland: programs availableMichigan: programs availableMississippi: programs availableMontana: programs availableNew Hampshire: programs availableNew York: programs availableOhio: programs availableOregon: programs availableTennessee: programs availableUtah: programs availableVirginia: programs availableWashington: programs availableWisconsin: programs availableNebraska: programs availableSouth Carolina: programs availableIdaho: programs availableNevada: programs availableVermont: programs availableLouisiana: programs availableRhode Island: programs available

Orange states have at least one program in this directory.

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Start with the work

What are you trying to change?

Each guide explains the finished result, common rules, how help is delivered, and every matching program in this directory.

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Build a Rain Garden, Bioswale, or Runoff-Management Yard

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Build or Improve a Farm, Livestock, or Heavy-Use Area

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Capture Rainwater in a Barrel or Cistern

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Create a Native, Pollinator, or Conservation Yard

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Create Defensible Space or Harden a Home Against Wildfire

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Fix Yard Drainage and Reduce Flood or Sewer-Backup Risk

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Improve Irrigation and Keep a Yard Alive With Less Water

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Improve Soil, Add Compost or Mulch, or Build Garden Beds

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Install a Green Roof or Large-Site Green Infrastructure

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Repair or Replace a Septic System

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Replace a Lawn With a Water-Wise Yard

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Replace Pavement or Build a Permeable Driveway or Patio

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Restore a Riparian Buffer or Complete a Working-Land Conservation Project

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Stabilize a Streambank, Shoreline, Slope, or Eroding Area

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Read the label

Not every program sends a rebate check.

Pay first

Rebate or cost share

You may need approval, then pay eligible costs and submit proof before receiving help.

Save over time

Bill credit

An approved stormwater practice may reduce a recurring charge while it stays in place.

Program builds

Direct installation

The agency or its partner may design, buy, and install the project instead of paying you.

Plan first

Technical help

A site visit or conservation plan can define the project and may connect to other funding.

Plan with confidence

Questions to answer before you buy.

Practical guides to approval timing, service areas, receipts, material rules, and other details that can change how a program works.

01Get Approved Before You Start02How Service Areas and Utility Accounts Affect Eligibility03Required, Allowed, and Reimbursed Materials Are Not the Same04Receipts, Invoices, and Proof of Payment05Does Soil, Mulch, Sand, Fill Dirt, or Rock Count?06What Paused, Waitlist, Seasonal, and Funding-Limited Really Mean

Recently updated

Programs worth a closer look.

See the latest status, what kind of help is offered, and the project each program supports.

AlabamaActive

Alabama Conservation Incentive Program

The program may support one of these project types: Build or Improve a Farm, Livestock, or Heavy-Use Area or Restore a Riparian Buffer or Complete a Working-Land Conservation Project.

75% of actual cost for actual cost practices.

Last verified 8/11/26View program →
ArkansasActive

Arkansas Stream Habitat Program

The program may support one of these project types: Stabilize a Streambank, Shoreline, Slope, or Eroding Area or Restore a Riparian Buffer or Complete a Working-Land Conservation Project.

Agfc stream team: lesser of $5,000.00 or 25% of actual total project cost.

Last verified 8/11/26View program →
GeorgiaActive

Atlanta Post-Development Stormwater Management Ordinance

The program may support one of these project types: Build a Rain Garden, Bioswale, or Runoff-Management Yard, Replace Pavement or Build a Permeable Driveway or Patio, or Install a Green Roof or Large-Site Green Infrastructure.

Cash benefit: none. Required retention: first 1.0 inch of runoff on site.

Last verified 8/11/26View program →

How we research

Useful first. Honest about the limits.

We check official sources and the current application path on the date shown. When a detail is unknown, we say so. Each page separates the qualifying property project from the products or materials that may be used to build it.

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